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What are ohms

Kyleebbert
in General Fi

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Well im getting the 2ohm Fi 18 BL and i found an amp that has 2ohm 1000wattrms with 2000W MAX,,,,,,other amps with a max of 1000W have a 2ohm 500w RMS,,,,,,,what do i need for my subwoofer 1000W RMS i guess??? Can someone tell me whats the difference betwee 4ohm,2 ohm,and 1 ohm,and what do they do???

Ohms is a measure of resistance.

Need to match the sub and amp.

If you bought the 2 ohm version of the BL, you will wire the coils in parallel making a 1 ohm load.

Find an amp that makes max power at 1 ohm, not 2.

There is a section titled BASIC ELECTRICAL here you need to read:

http://www.carstereo.com/help/Articles.cfm

Or read about ohms and many other topics here:

http://www.bcae1.com/

Brian

why do people buy things if they dont know how to use them ...?

why do people buy things if they dont know how to use them ...?

because it's all just a big learning experience dude relax

why do people buy things if they dont know how to use them ...?

because it's all just a big learning experience dude relax

huh ...

why do people buy things if they dont know how to use them ...?

because it's all just a big learning experience dude relax

huh ...

what was the point of "why do people buy things if they dont know how to use them ...?"

i'm pretty sure some of this shit confused you at first. it's called a mistake buddy

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